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There are places in our refrigerator where only the truly brave will venture.

When the road looks rough ahead

I was close with my uncle, Menke, who was my dad’s best friend, a poet by profession (actually fairly renowned), and I suppose a romantic at heart.

When my wife Robin and I go for a walk, we are doing two separate and very distinct activities.

Short people got no reason

It’s a big club and you ain’t in it.

My wife Robin and I celebrated our 35th wedding anniversary this month.

Maureen Dowd, celebrated columnist for The New York Times, each year lets her more conservative brother Kevin provide an annual letter from “the right — but not always correct — side.”

The holiday season is upon us bringing peace, joy and overeating.

For some inexplicable reason, my wife Robin has on more than one occasion suggested that I celebrate my retirement by getting my ear pierced.

“We can figure out where to eat after we park.”

My dad was very focused on mortality and would often say things like “actuarially speaking” or “as an actuary would point out” … “how many years do I really have left?”

You may have noticed that the world has gone a bit wacky lately.

New listings have been increasing, but the U.S.

As any Boomer who watched too much television would remember, the 1960’s included way too many sitcoms goofy enough to explain how our generation should never have been given the keys to run things as we crossed over from the 20th to the 21st Century.

“Grass doesn’t grow on a busy street”

Some people try to get out of jury duty by lying.

Those of my vintage will remember Mikey from the Life cereal advertisement.

Because I have got a thing

It is New Year resolution time so local gyms are super overcrowded and, according to the Wall Street Journal, gym rats are on the warpath.